Help: 20x12 -44 offset on lowered Chevy
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The front stick out about 2-2.5" and the rears the rubber sticks out past fender maybe 1".
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The front stick out about 2-2.5" and the rears the rubber sticks out past fender maybe 1".
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im just scared if I go to bigger wheels I will loose some speed
Oh man, when I put my 265s with Crager 16" wheels on its too fun lol. But you definatly notice some loss of power due to the heavy 20's. I noticed .3-.4 10th of a second at the track difference with stock 16's opposed to my old 20's.
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damn and thats why im in no rush to buy wheels....unless i have like 8 or 900hp then it dont matta haha:woott:
Yeah the s472 made up for the difference and then some. So I said screw the stock wheels lmao.
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No a +18 offset will actually bring your wheel in closer to the hub therefore making it better and not as likely to rub. The more negative offset the farther out it'll be opposed to a positive offset which brings wheels in the fender.
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No it won't. Mine rubs on the inner fender but only because it sticks out to where the inner fender is close to the tire. Deeper inside the fender is a bit more room for the turn radius.
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Wow just saw a truck with 22's... So now I'm debating 22's LOL. It looks like people who have done 20x12's have problems with rocks chipping they're paint and having alot of rubbing... Go figure. So I'm going to go with either 22's or 20 x 10's with -24mm offset. Anyone see a problem with towing with 22's?
Get a good load rated tire. Do not tow with the nitto 420's. too soft of a compound tire
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It'll only be towing in the winter maybe 8-10 times. Just an enclosed 28' trailer with four sleds in it. Other than that I never tow...
Lol I know all about sucky tires. I figure they're better than my highway tires that were on my dually. And the dually was more responsive than my Camry so I've had all types of crappy tires
Why not just use the stocks with load rated tires in the winter you don't want to ruin them nice rims with salt and what not?
I don't have stock wheels and tires... And in the winter they're getting platidipped for protection